lorimer
- a craftsperson who makes hardware for harnesses and riding habits, as bits or spurs.
Origin of lorimer
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He got wind of the trouble and came for me, and we hurried Lorimer away as fast as possible.
The Dominant StrainAnna Chapin Ray
Lorimer is weak; but I am not sure how strong she is, nor how patient.
The Dominant StrainAnna Chapin Ray
Lorimer is weak and foolish; he isn't nearly so bad as many men we know.
The Dominant StrainAnna Chapin Ray
You think Mr. Lorimer has really reformed and is out of danger?
The Dominant StrainAnna Chapin Ray
I have spoken to Lorimer again and again, urging him to control himself for her sake.
The Dominant StrainAnna Chapin Ray
lorimer
loriner (ˈlɒrɪnə)
- British (formerly) a person who made bits, spurs, and other small metal objects
Word Origin for lorimer
Word Origin and History for lorimer
c.1200 (mid-12c. as surname), "maker of bits for bridles and saddles, worker in small ironware," from Old French loremier "saddler, harness-maker, military leatherworker" (Modern French lormier), from loraim, from Latin lorum "strap, thong, rein of a bridle," from PIE root *wel- "to turn" (see volvox).